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With the 19.3.0 release, GraalVM supports two Java versions: Java 8 and
Java 11. This also affects all sibling packages, including native-image,
so the former graal-native-image-bin package is split in two:
native-image-jdk8-bin and native-image-jdk11-bin. To leave old installs
functional when they update, this package is retained, but only as a
“virtual” package with no contents except for its dependencies.
Since this package only used to provide the Java 8 version, it declares
a dependency on native-image-jdk8-bin now (users may, if they want to,
install native-image-jdk11-bin additionally or instead). Users should
explicitly install the real package; I will remove this one eventually.
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The top-level license files turned from symlinks into proper files
(oracle/fastr#90 [1]), so now we have to copy those as well.
[1]: https://github.com/oracle/fastr/issues/90
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The binary name is just native-image, not graal-native-image. (Perhaps
that would also have been a better name for the package? fastr and
truffleruby don’t have graal in the name either, after all.)
Thanks to AUR user sogaiu [1] for the tip!
[1]: https://aur.archlinux.org/account/sogaiu
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Mostly copied from the graalpython-bin PKGBUILD (which is mostly the
same as the other Graal PKGBUILDs, that’s just the one I decided to
copy), with minor adjustments where necessary.
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